Lisa Brennan-Jobs on Growing Up in the Shadow of Steve Jobs | The New Yorker

[@cindyasters]

Just finished her book. It was excellent, I felt that little girl's pain and I was amazed of her continual love for both of her parents, her continual hope things would improve. Many in her situation turn bitter, take drugs to deal with the pain but she became stronger. This is to be admired.

[@redfield1007]

Thanks for breaking my cringe meter.

[@yoyichen4470]

I just ordered her book, can’t wait to read it.

[@sariharis]

Some would say , may be he wanna make her stronger but i can not accept that , rejecting her when she was a little till her mother confirmed Steve is the biological father through a DNA testing , i think was the worst type of child abuse !!!

[@dragankostic26]

@@sariharis Maybe her mother had more then one guys at that time ... free love free community etc..

[@vitamindealer7915]

It’s so sad to hope ‘NOW things will be better’ with family and it never does

[@rosaredapino980]

This is the dark side of Steve Jobs. How could he deny his child. She clearly has a lot of resemblance with him. If I were in her shoes, I don't think I would be as gracious as she is

[@NKWTI]

At the beginning he did because her birth was inconvenient for what he was trying to do at a critical moment of his career. He was definitely eccentric, but you can tell in some way he was proud of her by immediately naming a new computer model after her. As far as having a relationship with her, Steve always comes around to doing what he knows he needs to do...but stubbornly.

[@bballClipss]

The important thing is that he apologize, admitted paternity and eventually they reconciled. It was a good ending

[@ebenburger111]

Everyone has a dark side. I think later on when he became ill he changed alot.....

[@rosaredapino980]

@@chuckscott4661 You're a bad parent

[@redscorpion9325]

He didn’t trust non of his Girls,he should’ve done a blood or Swab test if he had doubt

[@lucyk2371]

How dare her family say they remember things differently. Of course they do, they weren't coldly denied by a man that had to know deep down that she was his. I'm sorry Lisa that he wasn't warmer to you, but I'm glad you and he had peace at the end.

[@AC-mp7cx]

People are quick. To judge. Let Steve Rest In Peace. He was a gift to humanity and no man is perfect. We all should be grateful including her. I do feel her pain though, and wish things were different but they can’t always be

[@lucyk2371]

@@AC-mp7cx I said that I was happy that they found peace. I think I can judge a little...most of us can be considerate of our own children.

[@WVgrl59]

@@AC-mp7cx I don't think they are quick to judge but they judge him by his own words and actions.

[@lucyk2371]

@@WVgrl59 Have you seen the movie? Most have confirmed that to be true.

[@Drestlin]

@@AC-mp7cx a gift to humanity 😂

[@hetalshah2747]

Lisa Brennan-jobs: *breathes* Everyone: The way she exhales, her head, her eyes, her shoulders and her skin is just like her father

[@zes3813]

wrr

[@gringostarr69]

Wtf

[@4estdweller4ever]

She looks like a carbon copy almost

[@Lucki_MORELIKEUNLUCKI]

Lisa: **tries to be calm and chill as possible** People: *OMG SHE IS STEVE'S GENDERBEND*

[@missbleach8767]

@@gringostarr69 it don't come easy

[@rekopilebelebesi2720]

I love how she speaks. The brilliance is undeniable!

[@josephfarrugia2350]

Yes! I understand she's working on the Next Big Thing.

[@onefromthetribe]

I liked that she also interviewed him.

[@Mosesinmusic]

😂same

[@f.valguarnera1486]

Her precise way of expressing herself reminds me a lot of her father.

[@bldrnnerln3894]

Omar Q that’s screwed up and you couldn’t know that because you can’t read her mind. She did that because clearly she’s very intelligent, not because she was trying to emulate her famous father. Smh.

[@chicxulub2947]

@@bldrnnerln3894 these people are so creepy

[@cjaquilino]

@@chicxulub2947 Because ultimately they don’t see Lisa Brennan-Jobs as her own person. They see her as just a steppingstone in her father’s life and path to success and “changing the world”. It’s personality cult worship.

[@4estdweller4ever]

I have been listening to Lisa’s book on audible. It is riveting! Lisa is an outstanding writer for starters. I can think of a hundred adjectives and adverbs to describe the writing and retelling of her life and how her experiences shaped her. She doesn’t spare anyone, not even herself. Her family may be uncomfortable for things to be divulged, but Lisa is honest and fair. The light she sheds on her stepmother and aunt shows their care and generosity in how they treated her, especially as she was growing up. Sometimes things go awry. It’s clear she’s not trying to hurt anyone. They say they remember things differently. Of course they do. They are not her. They did not experience these things. Lisa did and she is telling her story as honestly as possible and has great insight in the telling. Bravo, Lisa!

[@AlterDiazMonoarfa]

the way she speaks, her lips, just like her father.

[@redfield1007]

Creepy.

[@jqyhlmnp]

Redfield 100% agreed, OP seems like a boomer

[@renataostertag6051]

Yes, exactly like him ! What a shame that he was at times so distant to a child of his that carried so much of his DNA ! Much more than the other three.

[@solairelunaire7270]

Ehat a narcissist Syrian, typical

[@StanzinPadmaSelakui]

Even though she spent lil time with him😭😭😭

[@arupsan]

She is forgiving , kind and yet analytical like jobs himself . This interview ends with best word I heard for long time . There are no multiple life , but multiple egos

[@AC-mp7cx]

Rip steve

[@CalvodeMiel]

Jobs wasn't forgiving nor kind, wtf.

[@StealthGT40]

🤣 Jobs was a narcist he had no emotions other than himself he made great products yes but he didn't give a fu**about anyone other than himself

[@sophieclinnick95]

Just finished her book and I want to give her a hug!!

[@Ubuntu719]

She has a lot of Steve's natural charisma

[@vidtrax662]

100% the daughter, the mould fits so perfectly especially the gestures of her speech and the way she smiles 😊

[@Skibbityboo0580]

It is her intelligence and vision, that convince me.

[@joylynch5204]

And her vision

[@reneedawsonfield4681]

I adore her. I'm in the middle of the book right now and it's beautifully written. I highly recommend it :)

[@interpol900]

Lisa Jobs should write books full time. It doesn’t have to be about Steve. However this book gives good insight about Lisa jobs.

[@jeffpro8]

I think she kind of already does, I could be wrong. Shes brilliant just like her father was.

[@4estdweller4ever]

I really agree. My heart goes out to her, but her writing is fantastic. I think her story has been heroically and honestly told, warts and all. She spares no one, not even herself.

[@DougGrinbergs]

I enjoyed the interview; Lisa is a fascinating woman.

[@nikipoulikakos4319]

It’s almost like Steve Jobs kept punishing his own daughter because he too grew up without his biological parents and he wanted her to suffer too. He couldn’t empathize and treat her as his daughter, he kept abandoning her and resurfacing, feeling and not feeling, just leaving her confused. I grew up without a father in a similar way, it makes you angry at times and even though you try to forgive, you don’t forget, the child part in you is incomplete, sad, always asks why.

[@AC-mp7cx]

He had to be cold and harsh. Most don’t understand the pain of men

[@NLspartan117]

@@AC-mp7cx this doesn't even make sense

[@NLspartan117]

Well I find it very intriguing what she describes about the healing aspect of writing the book. She says to go back there into those memories, being there with that child without interfering, just her being present in the past, in that car... That's how you do it my friend. You go back, not to process, not to interfere, just to be present. It rewrites your childhood, because now the wise adult is present in it, basically telling the child "look I'm here, we've made it, it'll all be okay". Hope this perspective helps. Anyway, take care.

[@imperialtower]

@@NLspartan117 literallyy like what... well most dont understand the pain of women

[@netizencapet]

He was walking slime, both in business and personal affairs. He invented nothing, created nothing, added nothing, damaged much.

[@michelegambini]

A sobering moment to reflect and remind everyone what really matters in this life...

[@esmeraldaquiroa3167]

Miguel Moncloa . Family ✅

[@ichoudhury007]

8:42 Wow so talented. She turned it around on the interviewer , made me chuckle! ☺️ “I owe you one” - I took it as I would have said if I were him. If reincarnation is true, I would be a better father. But for now I owe you one.

[@justgaurav161]

Her smiles tells it all the pain she is going through

[@redfield1007]

Stalker.

[@justgaurav161]

​@@redfield1007how did u know bro 😅

[@CaptainPlanet007]

Her ‘stopped to think’ before speaking is exactly how her father was. Watch his interviews, and you’ll notice it as well.

[@KainyStyle]

She seems like such an amazing person. I would love to be her friend.

[@rikitrathi6060]

Who would not?!

[@KainyStyle]

@@rikitrathi6060 the book was a very fun read.

[@juliawilkinson]

It’s a wonderful book, I think, both for her coming of age story and the personal glimpses into Steve Jobs. Yes, he could be cruel, but he could also be loving. Lisa’s writing is also very colorful and detailed. You really get the sense of who she is as a person and how she feels.

[@AC-mp7cx]

He had to be cold and harsh. Most don’t understand the pain of men

[@yj9032]

​@@AC-mp7cx I'm sad that you think like that. You were clearly not loved as a child.

[@tanyatressler3132]

Beautiful young lady... Loved the book... So sad what she went through 😞

[@kldld5762]

Really really so sad 😞, I cried for her specially when she hugged her father in that scene of Steve Jobs movie

[@934ist]

The resemblance to Steve is uncanny.

[@jow14281]

934ist the jaws.. so steve lahh

[@vitamindealer7915]

And yet he contested paternity

[@miichaellangelo]

its Mr. Jobs to you, you nobody.

[@himanshusrivastava7517]

Her Expressions, way of talking, tone of talking- Reminds me Steve Jobs.

[@JustinMacri007]

How can I contact her?

[@mottedreissig7874]

You never find closure with the narcissist. You only find it within yourself.

[@redfield1007]

I just had my cringe meter fixed and now it's broken again .

[@mottedreissig7874]

@@redfield1007 So sorry to hear that. What a waste of time for you.

[@andybaldman]

Truth

[@brynleytalbot778]

Narcissist is a misused label. It's endemic to a degree in today's social media age but not at the end of the spectrum. It's true, though, that you'll never get a true narcissist to admit to abuse as it will destroy the perfect them that hides the severely damaged insecure them. In the end you move on, after a long inner battle, and they'll won't. When everyone has abandoned them due to the narcissistic traits they have the perfect martyr saviour complex to feed. It's not them, it's everyone else. A complex syndrome with which it's hard to not sympathise even though they seek to destroy everyone they associate with. They simply can't see the issues within themselves. And it's totally impossible to be rational with them.

[@zes3813]

wr

[@koruki]

Her joke to tackle the question about Mona and Laureen was classic Jobs. Brilliant

[@peterwieser4631]

Read her book, her mom's book and Issacson's . The guy was Shakespearean with multiple facets . There was Romeo, King Lear , Henry V, Richard III, a tinge of Hamlet . I honestly will say no one book mentioned captures SJ definitively but admired and enjoyed both thoroughly. The mom's book was quite worthwhile, but takes a backseat because she's not a pro writer .

[@redfield1007]

That. Was.......cringe : /

[@ophello]

No space before a period. Only a space after.

[@jonathankovacs1809]

I wander how she feels having a computer named after her. The "Lisa" may not have been a success but it did in part lead to macintosh a computer that like it or not has changed the world! She has the right to say / write her book it is quite interesting.

[@cinthyalc1162]

WOW. The way she expresses herself ❤️

[@donaldcordner1936]

Wow! She literally, has his SMILE!!

[@thenormalone6753]

I can’t even think imagine what it feels like to be the daughter of someone that was so cold and harsh. In todays world she must see him everywhere and she still tries to live her own life. That’s strength. I wonder if she uses Apple products

[@AC-mp7cx]

He had to be cold and harsh. Most don’t understand the pain of men

[@Marsh9090]

@@AC-mp7cx being a decent human being is the bare minimum someone can be. No excuse

[@DarthDravvid]

@@AC-mp7cx "It's not binary. You can be gifted and decent at the same time."

[@lisaregoart285]

If I were her I'd feel led to avoid Apple products.

[@CY-gi7vo]

Actually, I can easily see Steve Jobs in her face and vibe

[@redfield1007]

There's always one pervert that finds it's way on the comments section.

[@Funky32g]

@@redfield1007 ???

[@chicxulub2947]

@@redfield1007 OMG This comment section is unbearable!

[@iteratedofficial]

@@redfield1007 That was a very stupid reply. Shut up.

[@Yourmom_y]

@@iteratedofficial this person has a lot of comments like this in the video, is probably just a troll with a lot of free time.

[@cdb88]

I recognize her demeanor and her pain. She's brave for writing this book!

[@moow950]

Poor girl...she needed her father, but he wasn't there

[@RISCGames]

Her and like 90% of all children growing up, it's a shame he left her millions of dollars. How will she ever survive now without him.

[@fuejrbtb]

@@RISCGames lol

[@desmondliao]

Have always been curious about her point of view.

[@lclungen3611]

Her relationship with her dad reminds me of Lennon and son Julian...

[@ezzong]

Often the price of success is torture for those who were closest to you.

[@bassinblue]

@@ezzong I don't understand why these people just didn't help their estranged wives or children. Steve could have easily given his ex wife and daughter the $30 million that was requested and it would not have hurt him one bit. Shame.

[@ezzong]

@@bassinblue yes, both he and John Lennon are terrible people who ironically proclaim themselves as an agent of peace and saviours of the world. Maybe it's no use to critique dead men, but a lesson needs to be learned here.

[@vitamindealer7915]

David Harrison i know extremely successful people just like this

[@duruuzun1355]

Omg yes thank you so much i was thinking exactly the same

[@bobbyx2017]

she is so eloquent so potent so elegant

[@redscorpion9325]

Perfect voice for an Audiobook

[@ibrarali9369]

She is Steve's daughter for sure. She owned this interview which proves she has Steve's superior intelligence in her. God is great. My guess is that although they might not have had the best relationship, she is for sure his favorite child. They were both just unlucky, I don't think Steve meant any harm, he just didn't know how to deal with the situation any different. Hopefully she forgives him and prays for him. The whole thing makes me sad, I am in a similar situation myself.

[@jcincorporated6207]

Ibrar Ali Well put.

[@draganpaunovic5596]

Steve didn't want to see his biological father either , and after so many tries that his father did Steve finally accepted fathers request to meet.. On one side a humongous genius , on the other side very complex disturbed personality.

[@valdezapg]

very good interview, wish it was longer

[@tap3075]

Lisa's voice sounds great. It's a wonderful listening to her

[@chriscaskey6627]

What is this style of interview? It’s palpable and engaging and articulate and focussed. Can all of life be like this?

[@andrewjames4829]

Surely can, Chris!

[@kiflizen]

You are really your father’s daughter. I can’t help but be amazed in how you answered every question.

[@react1200]

should of been a 1 hour interview.

[@Jasonandsonsgarage]

Wow this guy is a great interviewer!!

[@Mosesinmusic]

Agree

[@gonzhlo]

Imagine her presenting the new iPhones, everyone would buy them. I mean she has something on her face that reminds me A LOT of her father... is that look in the eyes that can sell anything. Very persuasive and convincing at the same time, also when she smiles. I don't know what Apple's expecting to hire her and present their new devices on stage.

[@camcappe353]

I think she already said no to her father along time ago. Theres alot or pain so I dont think she minded if apple dissapeared. Perhapps it would be liberating for her so as not tp be reminded every second of those old days.

[@gonzhlo]

@@camcappe353 yes, I know she wouldn't do that. I made that statement as a joke giving the recent circumstances on Apple and how much she looks like her father.

[@camcappe353]

@@gonzhlo haha ok!

[@erlpen2016]

The one thing that she didn’t say and I was hoping she would say in the book is that Steve Jobs would have ended up being a regular person if it wasn’t for Steve Wozniak ….I am glad she wrote the book, it helped me understand Steve Jobs a bit more than i did before…

[@ajita3714]

She is just like her legendary father and my ideal hero 😘😘 Love you steve

[@confetti_bun]

Bro this ain’t about him 💀

[@jeffdaniel1000]

Looks just like her father. Her expressions are just like her fathers.Thinks like her father. Thoughtful. Great book. Great interview

[@maymac2012]

Steve Job has always been my hero for what he has contributed to humanity. Take me as an example a born disorganized person. Ever since I have had my iPhone, my life has become very organized--I don't miss appointment or important data any more. Now, mobile phone has become such a common place, but when iPhone was just coming out it was groundbreaking. In the big picture, Steve's life should be celebrated and any of his less than perfect behaviors should be just the footnote of such a brilliant existence. I am lamenting Steve's life was cut short otherwise he would have contributed even more to our lives, and it deprived Steve of the chance to grow into a mellow person.

[@redfield1007]

You need hobbies. You need a girlfriend.

[@imperialhistory]

Redfield 100% With a quickness.

[@netizencapet]

Steve Jobs invented nothing and subtracted value. Why is he your hero again?

[@amb9271]

I have read this book. It is a beautifully written book.👍👍

[@CaliforniaGirl-qk5kq]

Lisa Brennan mother was on welfare when Jobs was worth over $225 Million after Apple went public. Yet he was refusing to acknowledge that Lisa was his daughter and did not pay alimony. It was state that forced Jobs to start paying alimony for his daughter.

[@SCL111]

California Girl Yes, the state made him pay $300+ per month of child support when he is worth millions. She and her mum have to moved house 13 times before she was 7 years old because they couldn’t pay their bills. Her mum was also working as a cleaner, cleaning other people houses, while pregnant with her. Sad. Incredibly sad.

[@redscorpion9325]

Who knows what happened 🤷🏽‍♂️Maybe she cheated on him many times so he probably thought Lisa wasn't his Daughter

[@redscorpion9325]

@@SCL111 $300 a Month,Steve must be had an amazing Lawyer

[@happytownesvanzandt]

California Girl Alimony is not what you mean. Alimony pertains to marriage. Jobs was never married to Chrisann Brennan. He did pay child support, directed by the state. He later put a roof over their heads. This woman, as well as her mother, have a greater sense of entitlement than they should.

[@happytownesvanzandt]

@@redscorpion9325 The same lawyer who helped change her last name, so he obviously came around.

[@justintime6967]

She does express herself the same way as Steve did. Hope she does SOMETHING even if it’s writing, and not helming the production of dope tech. If Steve were a writer I think it would look like this. She’s selling her book in an alternate, atypical way, but very effective fashion. Her mannerisms and speech patterns are very much the same. Whoa.

[@JoeBetro]

Your father loves you and you will meet again 🌟

[@confetti_bun]

Where?

[@ralfduttenhofer957]

I like Lisa, she is innocent and honest.

[@B.5Pol]

I Think he became a lot more geniourous and humble when he got sick. The biggist mistake in his life was dropping his first daughter for many years, his whole life until his deatbed, the daughter he refused to acknowledge.That's why it gives me a always a bitter taste to every thing this man ever said and done . And yes he was a genius, but I don't understand that a man with such great visions about life and the world could not connecte the biggest dot in his own life, his dauhgter. I think It's a real shame and lost for him as a human, that he did not connect the most important dot in his own life.

[@supafryrice]

wow the way she articulates her responses

[@sibyllehartmann3417]

Lisa is such a talented writer with the greatest sense of smell and super smart, of course she is, it’s in her genes. Her mother is super intelligent and the most underrated author out there. Her book”A Bite in the Apple” is a masterpiece. ChrissAnn is a very deep thinker.

[@gabrielbotero1]

HIS BRAIN!!!!!! VERY CLEVER .!!!! DEFINITELY HIS DAUGHTER !!!!

[@angiesvlog]

I love her personality!!

[@Joepacalypse1107]

It is important to note that this is her version of the story. Many around her, her father, Apple, etc at the time saw it very differently. Interesting how contrasting the stories.

[@arnadda527]

She’s such a beautiful woman !!!

[@yodservant]

Yes, but looks very tired ...

[@cocosurgerow]

She has grace . Very strong lady. I hope she gets married and has a big family.

[@hartzaire]

I saw the movie in the movie the way he denied his daughter was foul and the way that his daughter and her mom was on welfare while he was living big was foul. Yes he created APPLE but that doesn’t excuse someone abandoning their child and ignoring their child physically as affection and love and time. And mentally like abandonment and denial of someone so little and helpless like a child you would treat like that. Hopefully he apologized to her.

[@alicemadness999]

yk as a person who has abusive parents this memoir hits hard cuz it feels like Steve is like someone who is a combo of the worst parts of my parents in one person, and like thats why i hate him, so much, with a burning feeling of rage.

[@carlosmejias433]

She is beautiful

[@geesus77]

I'm watching it on iPhone. What an irony.

[@toytalkers881]

I find everyone, regardless of station in life, has a unique journey. We are all blemished. And we all have different perspectives that age with time.

[@leylaleyla5884]

Mr Jobs doesn't loves his daughter Lisa. This is not easy. But this is a true.

[@flash012234]

I think deep down he did. He named his first apple product after her, even though he wouldn’t admit it decades after it was released.

[@justmemyselfandi7760]

@@flash012234 Nah, he was too opportunistic for that.

[@joshipp761]

So glad to hear she spent some time with her Dad before he passed. I'm sure he had a lot of regrets. Steve was no different than any other parent, who has children

[@wheelinthesky300]

Any real man is protective of his little girl. Instead of kicking her to the curb.

[@deedee7780]

Seems Steve's widow is just as narcissistic as him. She has said he was hardly there for his children and his daughter Eve had to make appointments to see him. Steves widow is now living the highlife dating celebs. I believe Lisa's story!

[@s.guttmann6625]

John Kerry must be hanging around Palo Alto Whole Food and coffee shops hoping to "trip into" her.

[@BretM]

The "I owe you one" thing doesn't seem that ambiguous to me. To me it means if I could go back and do it better, I would. But I can't, so instead I'm in debt.

[@reedsmith5867]

Yes; probably took her awhile to metabolize

[@tumukundemoses2289]

So accurate indeed, I wish you could continue following the footsteps of Steve jobs.

[@ranisrikumar5735]

Legendary hero, Steve Jobs can’t be compared to any ordinary man. His background and personal experiences r well explained in autobiography. Lisa is lucky as his daughter…👍

[@ianbarcelos]

She knew that some people would be angry about the book but she did it anyway. Well, she's a Jobs, right?

[@ruzzelladrian907]

The way she moves is so Steve Jobs. That's not just an opinion. It's a fact!

[@hadihassan372]

She has that manic intensity...love it

[@detroi9387]

She still have got soft spot her late father.Despite having ignorance during her childhood

[@Cineportrait]

Great interviewer

[@tiffinyrae7614]

Love her!!

[@BadMannerKorea]

9:15 I’m not sure why she acts surprised about people’s negative reactions towards Steve’s behavior when she was a kid. Those stories she told were not found elsewhere, and they’re new, a new perspective about how mean he could be...

[@92trdman]

She just feels so "steve Jobs" the way she talk , The way her eyes looks

[@sma64]

I really admire and love Steve Jobs and Lisa Jobs

[@geebee380]

6:14 Lisa: "a good presence the kind that couldnt interfere" Interviewer: Oh you mean your father Lisa: I just said he denied me in the time article...you know 28 percent chance he's not the father. So yes he's the good presence idiota

[@tennysonturbeville2745]

Any real father would gladly throw away this technology for the gift of raising a daughter

[@redscorpion9325]

Not Steve but he had to make a sacrifice to bring the Technology that we are using today

[@honewhetstone1732]

She is a hauntingly beautiful and charismatic image of Steve. It’s so unfortunate though that this image represents the result of a rather dark side of Steve Jobs.

[@roam2]

That ended abruptly

[@avoidloansharks]

Best of all there was peace at the end!!!! The dark side or weakness of a man does not make a total bad man. This because WE ALL HAVE WEAKNESS AND BAD SIDE!!!

[@JimmyGunawan]

I supposed Tim Cook is also under Steve Jobs shadows, although I think Tim makes Apple products aligned really well.

[@melvinch]

You serious?

[@yobs17]

All I can hear and see in her eyes is his father. Making mistakes is better than faking perfections.

[@devin_leary]

6:17 I feel like he completely missed the point. I knew it wasn't him and feel like this moment solidifies that even when you're aware, Steve still overshadows.

[@kingjohnny7215]

Everyone romanticizes the dead

[@redfield1007]

Bang on the money with that comment.

[@georgewoodgvara7177]

She is a real daughter , Lisa is one which talks about her father ... The 3 ones just silence ...

[@jodyt8548]

Mona was the one who kept at Steve to have a relationship with Lisa. It is surprising that Mona feels like she does, but by that time she may have wanted to stay on the Jobs family's good side.

[@rosalinddances2890]

The missing father theme, just as Steve's father was missing in his life. Ancestral trauma

[@Lucki_MORELIKEUNLUCKI]

Yes.

[@jokerz7936]

Steve Jobs was our eras Thomas Edison he changed the world. But in a few decades historians will see him as a good marketer who took way to much credit and was vindictive at times and will judge him less kindly.

[@draganpaunovic5596]

what Tomas Edison did name a few

[@bahizijoy7370]

She has his eyes

[@sonicstep]

06:16, has he been listening to her..? How could such a presence have been her father? Steve was the main reason her mother became enraged.

[@tuurdemeester]

I noticed that too - such an odd interjection. Also when he said "and you remember that?" just after she said "it was terrifying".